I started reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower for Banned Books Week.  I was also reading Sandman , so I got a bit behind-hand on Perks ...

Well, another 24-hour readathon has come to a close.  I didn't read as much or as long this time (needing to sleep eventually won out) ...

Hey-hey!  It's my first ever giveaway!  I'd been thinking about doing one for a while and then an opportunity just fell into my lap....

    Behold, the stack of Readathon books!  Yeah, I'll never get through all those (particularly since the red thing on the top is...

Well...this volume hits kind of a weird middle-space for me. Taken individually, the essays in this edition of Best Science and Nature Wri...

Getting back into the Best American Project groove.  I don't always read the Non-required collection.  Sometimes the pieces just don...

I was slightly dreading the Nobel announcement this year.  There was buzz about Bob Dylan and I just didn't want the prize to go to him,...

I ran across John Scalzi's blog Whatever a few months ago via Wil Wheaton's twitter .  Caught some posts here and there, noticed ...

You know, I don't usually get terribly political. Too much bickering. But this petition - I think this is important. Science literac...

This is, by far, my favorite volume of Sandman yet.  Season of Mists is dark and funny. Morpheus, bullied by his Endless family, must ...

I try to join Dewey's 24-hour Readathon every fall for at least part of the day/night (there's one in the spring, too, but my sch...

I dove straight into Dream Country and got quite a surprise: it's a story collection.  Four separate story arcs, with Morpheus as a min...